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[Doc]

Anyways Im gonna wait until some company makes an adapter from GameCube Controller to Classic Controller because they have already done that with the NES controller and SNES Controller.

[SleepyGuyy]

Not to sound picky, but I believe the Dreamcast had L and R analog triggers first and they actually felt pretty good. If fact, the X-box triggers looked just like the Dreamcast analog triggers.

In anycase, I'm all for an invasion or infiltration so we can get some analog trigger confirmation for this potentially amazing system!

Well.... you're right. I guess thats another first for the Dreamcast. Lets see what we're at now:
First screen in conroller
First internet connected home console (i know some computers at the time before were sorta consoles so thats debatable)
First portable game connectivity
First triggers
And probably first good console to fail (it sounds like a great console but i never got to play it... why did it fail.... oh thats for another thread)

[dagwood dang]

Well.... you're right. I guess thats another first for the Dreamcast. Lets see what we're at now:
First screen in conroller
First internet connected home console (i know some computers at the time before were sorta consoles so thats debatable)
First portable game connectivity
First triggers
And probably first good console to fail (it sounds like a great console but i never got to play it... why did it fail.... oh thats for another thread)

You're right. DC was a good console. I have no Idea why it flopped. Something to do with not having enough money in the right places, I'm sure.

I know some of you don't think analog triggers are important,
but removing a component that many gamers (and developers I might add) find very useful for their games probably isn't the greatest idea,
especially when they're not replacing the component with something better. Of course the touch screen feature on the Wii U controller is beyond AWESOME,
but accelerating and braking with the screen might not work as easily as pressure sensitive triggers would. Anyway, I just hope that they find a feasible way to incorporate em into the final design.

We have several months before the Wii U is officially released, so there's a chance the controller could change.

I just really, really, really, really want Nintendo to kick butt with this new system. I don't want any anti-Ninty dudes out there to be able to say anything about the Wii U. I feel like this might be something they jab at once the spotlight is put on this missing feature.

[Caius Casshern Sins]

You're right. DC was a good console. I have no Idea why it flopped. Something to do with not having enough money in the right places, I'm sure.

I know some of you don't think analog triggers are important,
but removing a component that many gamers (and developers I might add) find very useful for their games probably isn't the greatest idea,
especially when they're not replacing the component with something better. Of course the touch screen feature on the Wii U controller is beyond AWESOME,
but accelerating and braking with the screen might not work as easily as pressure sensitive triggers would. Anyway, I just hope that they find a feasible way to incorporate em into the final design.

We have several months before the Wii U is officially released, so there's a chance the controller could change.

I just really, really, really, really want Nintendo to kick butt with this new system. I don't want any anti-Ninty dudes out there to be able to say anything about the Wii U. I feel like this might be something they jab at once the spotlight is put on this missing feature.

I can understand how you feel, because this is how I feel too.